The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-16

ments, and was complete in every de-
tail. Following this came a repress n.
tatlon OF Touring mills built la l76O
and 1914, and an illustration OF the
present mannsr Of making fiorr.
Division four was made mp OF dis
play by the typographical fraternity,
and was an interesting feature. Illus
trations Of the different phs,es OF
printing were given. Next came a
display made by the paper trade, the
art Of lithosraphins and blank book
manufacture.
Division five was headed by the
University Of Pennsylvania, which
was represented In the demonstration
OF a century ago, and following its ed.
ucsuopal apparatus came the various
educational institutions and the
United States Indian training school,
illustrating the advancement Of the
civilization Of their men, At the head
OF this procession were several
mounted Indians from the West, In.
cludipg Representatives OF vari u, na.
tions, dressed In the paraphernaiis In.
cident to Iudian warfare. The
children from the
INDIAN TRAINING sCHoois
showed their skill In the industrial
arts and sciences on floats. The
Giiard College pupils and cadets Of
the Soldiers Orphans Institute also
took part In the display.
Division ak represented the build.
ing trades Of Philadelphia, and was
one Of the largest In line. Rspresen.
tstions were made Of every branch of
the building industry.
Division seven was q resentation
Of saw, engine and tool works
Division eight was formed OF the
volunteer hremen associations, with
their old apparatus, compared with
the hremen and apparatus OF today,
being q complete review Of the hre.
men extending over 100 years.
Division nine was q complete eI-
hibit Of the manner Of brewing beer,
displaying models OF brewerles OF the
last century, with those Of modern
times, q cooper shop and other ad.
juncts Of the trade.
Division ten was made up Of an in.
teresting representation OF the
United States mint, showing two
coming presses In operation, an old
style coiper, and other features OF
money making. There were 800 EN-.
ployes OF the mint In line, followed by
500 employees OF the postoffice and
floats representing the workings Of q
postofiice.
Division eleven was taken mp by the
KNIGHTS or THR GOLDEN RAaLK,
who has 5000 men In uniform In line
and several floats bearing tableaux
representing "Fidelity, Valor and
Honor" the motto Of the order.
Division twelve was . display OF the
products OF the textile industry.
Division thirteen was taken mp with
q display OF the silk manufacturers,
which was complete In every detail.
Division fourteen was q representa-.
tion Of the clothing trade, which In.
clud9d on floats q sheep pasture con.
taininga number OF sheep, watched
by boys In highland costume. 0.her
stages Of the Industry were faithfully
portrayed.
Division fifteen was display Of the
Pennsy lvania Railroad Company. and
was one OF the largest and most com.
plete In line. The progress In the
mode Of travel from the revolutionary
era 10 the pretent time was fully and
n giaphically presented. One Of the nu
merous floats In this divition wers
pack mules, q genuine Conestogs
wagon, q Concord coach, O represen
tation Of canal tervics, seven civi
service enSins ens In uniform, delIneat.
ieg the nrst stsp N tbs construction
q . railway line. men laying rails and
ballastins, switch signals, tools. q
wooden model Of the
OLDEST Looosorivs IN AssnioA,
weighing 1000 pounds, contrasted with
D nsv locomotive weighing over 62,-
900 pounds, aud train OF six minia.
ture cart, This miniature train was
equipped with iull crew.
Division sixteen was q complete
ship buildlng and naval exhibit, In.
cluding q large model OF the John
FiNthg tut utrt ttthfnUust tnHt plltu
the Delaware river In 1880, propelled
by sir long paddles connected In a
crude manner with q wheel, which In
the original vessel was turned by q
tteam engine; also q model OF the
Japauese ironclad Maniwa Kan, con-
structed In lasland, modern electric
search lights and steam windlssses.
Divleion seventeen comprised the
government display, which included
. model OF the hnt steamship that
ever crossed the Atlantic, several tab.
lesuI with children and ladies repre-
sentine the statee, model Of the old
United States man-oi.wsr Hartford,
old.fAshloned specimens a the thirty.
two FOUNDER naval gun, the high
power ten inch gun and the high
power thirteen inch gun, q model OF
The training ship Antietsn, models Of
. turfeied Iron monitor, q wbalebost
and the new cruiser Charleston, now
building % Ban Francisco. The last
Of the naval exhibit included q display
OF modern lie saving apparatus and .
crew from one OF the LIE saving
stations illusirating its use.
Division sfIhteen included slectri.
cal machinery, lights and oersmies.